About the service
I fabricate custom wrought iron fence panels built to order for residential and commercial properties. Every panel starts as a scaled shop drawing so you can approve the scroll pattern, picket spacing, and overall panel height before any steel is cut. Design options include classic scroll-top panels, «rings-and-baskets» Victorian motifs, straight picket runs with hammered finials, and estate-style panels with double top rails.
Construction is done in my own metal shop: pickets are mortised through the rails rather than simply welded on the surface, corners are mitred and gusseted, and every joint is ground smooth before finishing. Steel gauge and picket spacing are chosen to satisfy typical pool-code and HOA requirements, and I can match panel height and picket spacing to an existing fence run for a seamless addition.
Finishing includes a zinc-rich primer coat and either powder coating or a hand-applied rust-inhibiting topcoat in a color of your choice — matte black, bronze, and forest green are the most requested finishes. Panels ship pre-drilled for the post brackets, or I can include on-site post setting with concrete footings as an add-on.
A typical order includes a shop-drawing revision round, four to eight fabricated panels sized to your run, primer plus finish coat, and mounting hardware. Turnaround from an approved drawing to finished panels follows the timeline listed above; rush fabrication is available for an added fee. Send your fence-line dimensions, the scroll pattern you want (or a photo of a style you like), and post spacing, and I will return a firm quote and shop drawing within two business days.
Construction is done in my own metal shop: pickets are mortised through the rails rather than simply welded on the surface, corners are mitred and gusseted, and every joint is ground smooth before finishing. Steel gauge and picket spacing are chosen to satisfy typical pool-code and HOA requirements, and I can match panel height and picket spacing to an existing fence run for a seamless addition.
Finishing includes a zinc-rich primer coat and either powder coating or a hand-applied rust-inhibiting topcoat in a color of your choice — matte black, bronze, and forest green are the most requested finishes. Panels ship pre-drilled for the post brackets, or I can include on-site post setting with concrete footings as an add-on.
A typical order includes a shop-drawing revision round, four to eight fabricated panels sized to your run, primer plus finish coat, and mounting hardware. Turnaround from an approved drawing to finished panels follows the timeline listed above; rush fabrication is available for an added fee. Send your fence-line dimensions, the scroll pattern you want (or a photo of a style you like), and post spacing, and I will return a firm quote and shop drawing within two business days.
